For those of you who enjoyed last year’s Retro Style USB 2.0 Webcam, here’s a tiny LED projector in a similar cool looking old school design that should be right up your alley.

Tiny LED Projector with built-in rechargeable battery and a speaker. Simply connect your Digital devices, such as cellphones, laptops, netbooks, PC, digital cameras, VCD/DVD players, iPod, PMP players, via the RCA and USB cable – then project your film, music concert, PowerPoint presentation on the wall or ceiling.

Featuers:

• Cuboid Tiny Projector
• Plug-and-Play
• Standard Camera screw-hold
• Connected Interface: RCA cable
• Resolution: 640 x 480 pixel
• Light source: 3W LED
• Picture Size: 15 – 48 inch
• Contract Ratio: 200:1
• Video Source: Composite Video In (iPod Video Compatible (PAL/NTSC)
• Video Input: AV IN (iPod Video compatible)
• Speaker: Built-in Loudspeaker
• Size: 6 x 6 x 3.8 cm

The Retro Tiny LED Projector is available from the Gagdet Brando website for $219.

N3501 is the name of this new portable media player from Lovely Star. The travel-friendly PMP is equipped with a 4GB memory and a 3.5-inch TFT LCD screen that is capable of displaying 1600 million colors in a 640 x 480 pixel resolution.

You will have access to all the common media features you can think of, such as music and video player, photo slide show, eBook reader, FM radio, voice recorder and games.

Here’s a video demonstration of the Lovely Star media player in action:

Features:

• 3.5 inch TFT LCD 1600 million colors display
• High resolution 640 x 480 pixel
• Built-in memory: 4GB
• Support Micro SDHC, T-Flash up to 8GB
• Video Format: RM, RMVB, MP4, AVI, DIVX, 3GP, WMV
• Music Format: MP3/WMA
• Picture Format: JPEG, BMP, GIF
• Record Format: WAV
• Built in MIC for voice recording
• Support Window 2000/XP/Vista
• Dimension: 110 x 73 x 15mm (approx.)
• Weight: 116g

The Lovely Star PMP Player (N3501) is yours for $55 from the USB Geek website.

A roll film inspired digital clock for all the photography lovers out there.

Features:

• Time Display
• Date Display
• AC Powered OR 3 pcs C-sized battery
• Size:W:16.5 x H:21.5 x D:9cm

The Roll Film Clock is available from the Watch Brando website for $62.

This pocket-friendly device, no more than 12.5cm (4.9in.) in length, features a built-in stereo speaker and it is capable of projecting a 50 inches wide image onto your wall.

Powered by a rechargeable lithium battery, the Pocket Cinema uses a high powered LED to fling images wallwards (yes, we made that word up). We’re not talking plasma quality – and like all projectors image quality diminishes with distance – but dim the lights and it’s just like being at the flicks.

As well as its ability to free the pics and vids in virtually any device, the Pocket Cinema can also play directly from its 1GB internal memory or built-in card reader. Simply pop in a card and Barry Norman’s your uncle. We’ll even chuck in a remote control.

The Pocket Cinema is available from Firebox.com for £299.95 (about $523 USD).

The new Batman film “The Dark Knight” opens next month and soon you will be able to get your hands on these cool looking scale 1:6 figures.

These plastic collectibles are offered in two versions; the Batmobile and the Batpod. Both features movable parts and headlights that light up.

The Batmobile and the Batpod scale 1:6 figures will be available during Q4 2008 from the Hot Toys website. No word on pricing yet.

(Via Likecool)

Pixar’s animated film about the adorable WALL-E robot has its world premiere today. If you can’t get enough of this trash-compacting fellow, you can now bring him home in the shape of a TV game.

The gaming device comes with four games, plugs directly into your TV (no console or additional software needed) and requires 4 x AA batteries.

Shaped just like the title character, Wall-E has buttons on his legs so you can control games when you plug this little guy into your television set.

The Disney/Pixar Wall-E Plug and Play TV Game is available from Amazon ($19.99) and from Entertainment Earth ($29.99).

Here’s a neat digital alarm clock for all the movie freaks out there. It’s shaped like a clapperboard, the synchronization device used when shooting films.

Looking and acting exactly like a director digital slate, this cool looking desktop accessory displays the date, and the time all the way down to deci-seconds. Set the alarm to anytime you want, and when it rings, just like a director, use the clapper and clip the board just like you are beginning a film take, and the alarm stop (and action!).

Features:

• Display: LCD
• 24 Hour Clock Display (Military Time)
• Hour, Minute, Second, Deci-Second Display
• Date Display (Day, Month, Year)
• 10 Minute Alarm Length
• Clapper Motion to End Alarm
• Built in Wall Mount and Destop Hindge
• Power Source: DV 9V (must be plugged in to work)
• Dimension: 185×225x26mm (LxWxD)

The Directors Edition Digital Alarm Clock ($36) is available at Chinavasion.

This DVD player from the Japanese Twinbird company lets you watch movies and listen to music in the bathtub or swimming pool, without having to worry about the player getting wet.

The waterproof DVD Zabady player (the included remote control is also waterproof) will be ok even if you happen drop it in the water. It features a 7-inch LCD monitor, plays DVDs, MP3, MPEG4, and comes with a built-in SD memory card slot.

It’s powered by DC12V, where 5 hours of charging time will give you approximately 2,5 hours of playback. DVD Zabady weighs 1.3 kg and is available in white.

No word on pricing.

(Via Akihabara News)

The Death Star Home Theater will even make Gigli a great film…well, almost.

Three separate rooms, one starfield, and a life-sized Han Solo are just a few of the things that help two super “Star Wars” fans get their geek on in this theater.

(Via Uber-Review)